He Shoots, He Draws Podcast

Glyn and Dave return from Adobe Max in Los Angeles and give you an update about the event, the great people they met and also dealing with some very negative online comments about Photoshop CC2019. On episode 44 we chat to Photoshop legend Bert Monroy, recorded at Adobe Max 2018. https://max.adobe.com

This week Glyn interviewed a friend from his school days, Nathan Black. Nathan was the kid that everyone wanted to be: good looking, tough, he had muscle, all the girls chased him..he had it all. However in later life has had serious physical and medical illness and it's through his strength of character and positivity he's alive today! No matter what you're experiencing in life have faith that it will work out. Good times are ahead, just stick in there as Nathan has because through darkness there is light! https://www.glyndewis.com/nathan-black/?v=79cba1185463 https://www.glyndewisphotography.com/2018/2/18/nathan https://www.glyndewis.com/who-needs-a-studio/?v=79cba1185463

This week Glyn and Dave chat to photographer Peter Hurley - the headshot guy who created "The Peter Hurley Look", "The Squinch" and of course SHABANG! We chat to Peter how a schoolkid with little confidence starts off sailing and ends up with a modelling career with Ralph Lauren / Polo and ends up being a successful photographer, teacher and author....and still a decent sailor! https://peterhurley.com // http://twitter.com/peter_hurley // http://instagram.com/peter_hurley // http://www.youtube.com/user/peterhurleyphoto // https://www.nytimes.com/1995/12/03/style/a-sailor-finds-his-angel.html // https://www.nytimes.com/1995/12/03/style/a-sailor-finds-his-angel.html // https://peterhurley.com/about

Following on from the Lenny Terenzi episode, Dave and Glyn got chatting about friendship and relationships in business and life and how to make sure you know how to balance and manage them to the best possible outcome. Hopefully after listening you'll find a way of making sure your friendships stay strong and your business continues to grow with their support and help.

This week we speak to a man we both admire as a professional and a friend, Jason Levine. Many of you may know Jason in his role as Principal Worldwide Evangelist for Adobe Creative Cloud and seen him presenting at many of the Worldwide Adobe events, dubbed by some as Adobe Jesus! Jason tells us about his beginnings and what the role means to him. Jason Levine, Principal Worldwide Evangelist for Adobe, travels the globe inspiring and educating users about Creative Cloud, focusing on video, audio and mobile workflows. Levine has conducted training sessions for many top broadcast corporations in Europe and Asia including BBC, RTL and SVT. Prior to Adobe, Jason was a full-time recording engineer working in studios coast-to-coast, engineering hundreds of recordings in a multitude of genres, prompting the formation of BoodahJooMusic Publishing. Shortly thereafter, in combining years of songwriting and performance, he began laying down the foundation for a children’s music project entitled Just Play Music™. Since 20

Dave chats to Hey Monkey Design's Lenny Terenzi. Dave met Lenny earlier this year at Creative South and as they kept in touch Dave saw Lenny post a heartfelt and very honest blog post about the struggles of running your own business and how to break out of that bad situation. It's honest, frank and full of great advice! About Lenny - "I'm 45. A Designer, illustrator, educator, screen printer, community builder. A lot of hats, one head. I am a dreamer, blue sky thinker. ENFP-A on the Myers Briggs scale. I thrive in group activities and social interaction. Probably stemming from my days as a touring musician. Blues and Classic R&B if you are curious though my youth was spent with long hair and headbanging to the Sunset Strip." ... "After 15 years of working for myself in a home office, I felt like it was time to think bigger, be bigger. Believe in myself and plant a flag in the ground. So in August of 2014 I signed a lease on a 1700 sq. ft. warehouse space in the bustling and bursting mecca o

This week Glyn decided to interview Dave about his background in graphic design and why he thinks it is awesome. They spoke about Dave's unorthodox entry into the industry via a mix of very different, non design related jobs. This is part one of what will be a two part interview, the second to follow soon.

David Edmonson has been called a “Master Photographer to Master Photographers” and with good reason. With over 40 years in the industry, the indelible impact David Edmonson leaves with clients, students and peers around the world is remarkable. No doubt, his signature style is unmistakable. But it’s his “Iron-Sharpens-Iron” philosophy that has fueled his art and professional success. A relentless pursuit of excellence through competition. Selfless mentorship. A hands-on benevolence with his passionate charities. Simply put, the “Edmonson Way” means that giving is a both a privilege and a path to self-improvement; for himself and those he encounters. David, is a Grand Master Photographer of WPPI, was bestowed with WPPI’s Lifetime Achievement the organizations highest honor. It’s often said that Art Imitates Life. If you’ve ever seen the work of David Edmonson, this is clearly true: “Profound with dimensionality, ingrained with emotion and compelling in their beauty." In 2015, Luke, a Double Master of WPP

Glyn and Dave chatted to UKs very own Hannah Couzens. Hannah is an absolute powerhouse of a business person, photographer and all round lovely person. We first met Hannah at The Photography Show and have both followed her career for a few years, she chats about how she made a very focused start in her business at the young age of 19 and how she's worked damn hard to build that and maintain it. http://www.hcphotography.co.uk // Twitter @hannahcouzens // Instagram @hannahcouzensphotography

Recapturist is Bill Rose. Bill Rose documents the aesthetics of vintage American design. The most visually pleasing parts of American design are fading away. The glorious neon signs that once lined our roadsides are nearly extinct. Mid-Century modern architecture is increasingly hard to find among non-residential structures. And products that used to come branded with machine-stamped chrome badges and hand-drawn typographical elements are now made overseas and marked with plastic decals. This tragic state of affairs is widening the gap between the golden age of design and the present day. So Bill has spent the last decade-plus on a mission to capture the finest examples of what’s left. He travels the back roads of America looking for neon signs, junkyards, yard sales, antique stores, estate sales–anywhere evidence of these endangered designs can still be found. The result is a graphic collection of design and typography from an era that predates the computers and specialized software used by modern-day des

Going it alone when you believe in your abilities is always a risk. We speak to Matt Kloskowski, formerly of KelbyOne and OnOne, and now founder of Matt Kloskowski Photography and Training. He specializes in outdoor, landscape, and nature photography along with editing with Photoshop, Lightroom, and ON1 apps. Matt was inducted into the Photoshop Hall of Fame in 2014 and is the best-selling author of over 20 books. Matt loves to educate others and spends much of his time teaching seminars around the world. We first met Matt during our NAPP days and when it comes to training, you won't find much better than Matt in terms of content and business knowledge. // https://mattk.com/courses/ // https://mattk.com/about/ // https://members.kelbyone.com/author/kloskowskimatt/ // https://twitter.com/mattkloskowski //

It's an absolute pleasure this week to chat to our old friend Moose Peterson. Who is Moose you may ask? Well, Moose’s true passion has always been and remains photographing the life history of our endangered wildlife and wild places. Since 1981 he and his wife Sharon have dedicated their lives to this pursuit. In recent years Moose has added aviation photography to his pursuits with the same goal of preserving our flying history, pictorial and oral for future generations. He shares his knowledge through his writing, being published in over 133 magazines worldwide, author of 29 books including Taking Flight, his best seller Captured and most recently, Take Off. He also has 25 classes on KelbyOne. And a he's a bloody lovely bloke too!! http://www.moosepeterson.com // https://members.kelbyone.com/author/moosepeterson/ // On social media just search for Moose Peterson, you'll find him ;)

Glyn and Dave chat to Stacy Pearsall - Former aerial combat photojournalist and two-time Military Photographer of the Year Stacy L. Pearsall documented stories in over 41 countries and attended the Military Photojournalism Program at Syracuse University during her ten-year Air Force career. Though combat disabled, and retired from military service, Pearsall has not let her disabilities hold her back. With her service animal, America’s VetDogs Charlie, by her side, she continues to work worldwide as an independent photographer, and is an author, educator, military consultant, BRAVO748 public speaker, founder of the Veterans Portrait Project and Nikon Ambassador. Her work has been exhibited at the Woodruff Arts Center and the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and is presently exhibited at the Pentagon, the National Veterans Memorial and Museum, the Women in Military Service for America Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery among other sites nationwide. http://stacypearsall.com // http://www.veteransportra

In this episode Dave talks to Glyn about some of the pitfalls and solutions he's encountered as a professional photographer, how important it is to learn from mistakes and understanding how to fine tune your business to suit your lifestyle. https://www.glyndewis.com

Glyn chats to Adrian Sommeling, a commercial photographer from the Netherlands. He create advertising images for big and smaller companies all over the world. In his free time he creates fun and surreal images together with his son as the model. Website Instagram Facebook YouTube Tutorial Shop 500px

If you haven't heard of PixImperfect's Unmesh Dinda on YouTube then you should, with over 360 FREE tutorials and over 450k subscribers, Unmesh has become on of the people to watch for Photoshop tips on the internet....and he's only 21! We chat to him about his background, how to grow and how to deal with negativity. Unmesh was a pleasure to interview, you'll be seeing more of him in the coming months and years! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMrvLMUITAImCHMOhX88PYQ // http://instagram.com/piximperfect // http://twitter.com/piximperfect // http://facebook.com/piximperfect

You are in for a treat in this episode. Glyn and Dave have a chat with photographer/artist Joel Grimes about photography, business, training, understanding the craft of photography, the work life balance and a ton of other information!! Join us for an hour of solid gold advice from one of the best and nicest guys in the business. https://www.joelgrimesworkshops.com // https://www.joelgrimes.com // https://www.instagram.com/joelgrimesworkshops // https://twitter.com/JoelGrimesPhoto // https://www.facebook.com/joelgrimesphotography

Glyn and Dave follow up episode 9 "And The Award Goes To..." by talking to a proper award winning UK photographer, Terry Donnelly. Terry explains how, what and why he enters. He has won local fellowships, international awards and also judges competitions. Now we understand the world of awards we hope you find a way to improve your photography and career by understanding the process. Episode 09: "And The Award Goes To..." // Terry's Website // Twitter // Facebook // Instagram

Glyn and Dave talk to designer, photographer, teacher, family man and businessman about the work/life balance and how to look for the warning signs when going too far. Mark runs a successful business with his wife in his own studio and tells us his story about how hard work and adaptability is critical in maintaining a healthy home and work balance. Mark on Twitter // Mark's Website // Mark on Instagram // Mark on Scott Kelby's Blog

All the way from the England camp at the World Cup in Russia - Dave interviews photographer Dickie Pelham - the chief photographer for the UK Sun newspaper, veteran of 6 World Cups, Olympics, Boxing, Wimbledon and the Royal Family - Dickie talks about life at the World Cup, the ups and downs, the players and the gear. https://twitter.com/dickiepelham // https://www.instagram.com/dickiepelham // http://dickiepelham.com/site/ // The Sun - Dickie Pelham // Scott Kelby Blog 2013 // Scott Kelby Blog 2017